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4-H Homework help! NOT IN BOOK!!!!!

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Farmallkid From

05-25-2005 12:05:59




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PLEASE NO POST"S FROM GUYS WHO ARE P!SSED OFF AT ME FOR RESEARCHING HERE!

I am almost done my home work, i just have to find out how much 4L of paint and 4L of primer cost, set of high compression rings,and some torque specs. I have looked on the internet and in books but can"t find any of this info, thanks for your help

Cost of set of High Compression Rings,(Have been told there is no such thing, but if there is great!)

The torque specs for Rod Caps in pound\sq inch. What are rod caps?

Torque for wheels bolts, if there is any specs.

And any other torque specs for any other part of the H tractor.

Thanks again

Mitch

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Dave H (MI)

05-25-2005 13:50:45




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 Re: 4-H Homework help! NOT IN BOOK!!!!! in reply to Farmallkid From Ont,, 05-25-2005 12:05:59  
>>>PLEASE NO POST"S FROM GUYS WHO ARE P!SSED OFF AT ME FOR RESEARCHING HERE!<<<

No problem. I think this question is a good one but can we do something about the language? Our 4-H club leader has a hissy if you wear your hat inside, let alone use the word p!ssed.

I have to wonder about using ! instead of an i in the word too. I read a post earlier today that had the slang word for male cow manure spelled out exactly and HE got away with it. Filter not set quite right, I expect.

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Farmallkid From Ont,

05-25-2005 14:43:34




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 Re: 4-H Homework help! NOT IN BOOK!!!!! in reply to Dave H (MI), 05-25-2005 13:50:45  
Ya ok, i don't put nasty words on to often, but i just didn't want the hassle from my last post i posted about this subject. I put the ! because the filter catches some words and wont allow them so i you just put a simble of something that looks like it then it goes through.



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El Toro

05-25-2005 13:36:42




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 Re: 4-H Homework help! NOT IN BOOK!!!!! in reply to Farmallkid From Ont,, 05-25-2005 12:05:59  
To answer your question as to what rods caps are:
They are the mating half of the connecting rod to secure the rod to the rod journal on the crankshaft. All parts of the engine should torqued so the parts are tightened to the manufacturer's recommended specificaions. Such as rods, mains, rocker arms and head. Even the flywheel and pressure plate on the clutch. Even wheels too.

If you use acrylic enamel or poly urethane is probably over $100.00 per gallon or $25 to 30 per liter plus hardener. An epoxy primer $30 to 40 per liter plus hardener for $65 500cc (pint). They should've given you a little more info. Hal

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Peabody

05-25-2005 12:38:55




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 Re: 4-H Homework help! NOT IN BOOK!!!!! in reply to Farmallkid From Ont,, 05-25-2005 12:05:59  
The cost for one gallon (approx. 4L) of IH2150 paint from my local CNH dealer was about $44.00US two years ago. You do the math. I would think you could figure the primer a little cheaper. Good luck on your project!



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Joe Kimbriel

05-25-2005 12:16:14




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 Re: 4-H Homework help! NOT IN BOOK!!!!! in reply to Farmallkid From Ont,, 05-25-2005 12:05:59  
For specs they are all over the net. Example
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You tractor shop manual should give detail specs for you rod caps, which hold the rod to the crank, somewhere around 40#.



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Janicholson

05-25-2005 12:45:46




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 Re: 4-H Homework help! NOT IN BOOK!!!!! in reply to Joe Kimbriel, 05-25-2005 12:16:14  
Rings are not all equal. There are rings for extreme applications like Automotive racing, and twostroke motorcycle engines that use compression pressure to apply more contact pressure to the cylinder wall Often called "dikes" type rings. They are L shaped, with the Vertical part of the L upwards against the cyl wall. They also require a special ring groove and, thus piston, to use them. These are not (in any normal application) used in tractors. Good quality rings designed for the engine (usually chrome edged for durability) are used. One gets high compression pistons, smaller combustion chambered heads (for instance from a propane version of the engine), or mills down the surface of the cylinder head (to reduce chamber volume).
I hope this clears up the issue.

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